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    The document describes a countercurrent staged laboratory absorber that absorbs HCl from two gas streams into water. Gas stream 1 has a flow rate of 1.0 kmol/h that is 20% HCl and gas stream 2 has a flow rate of 0.5 kmol/h that is 5% HCl. Equilibrium data for HCl absorption is provided to calculate the minimum water flow rate, outlet liquid concentration, number of stages, and optimal feed locations for the two gas streams.

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    The document describes a countercurrent staged laboratory absorber that absorbs HCl from two gas streams into water. Gas stream 1 has a flow rate of 1.0 kmol/h that is 20% HCl and gas stream 2 has a flow rate of 0.5 kmol/h that is 5% HCl. Equilibrium data for HCl absorption is provided to calculate the minimum water flow rate, outlet liquid concentration, number of stages, and optimal feed locations for the two gas streams.

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    The document describes a countercurrent staged laboratory absorber that absorbs HCl from two gas streams into water. Gas stream 1 has a flow rate of 1.0 kmol/h that is 20% HCl and gas stream 2 has a flow rate of 0.5 kmol/h that is 5% HCl. Equilibrium data for HCl absorption is provided to calculate the minimum water flow rate, outlet liquid concentration, number of stages, and optimal feed locations for the two gas streams.

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    12D8

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    The document describes a countercurrent staged laboratory absorber that absorbs HCl from two gas streams into water. Gas stream 1 has a flow rate of 1.0 kmol/h that is 20% HCl and gas stream 2 has a flow rate of 0.5 kmol/h that is 5% HCl. Equilibrium data for HCl absorption is provided to calculate the minimum water flow rate, outlet liquid concentration, number of stages, and optimal feed locations for the two gas streams.

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    HCl is being absorbed from two air streams into water in a countercurrent staged laborator

    absorber at 10C and a pressure of 2.0 atm. Feed rate of gas feed 1 is 1.0 kmol/h of total g
    this gas is 20 mol% HCl. Feed rate of gas feed 2 is 0.5 kmol/h of total gas, and this gas is 5
    HCl. The entering water is pure. The outlet gas should be 0.002 mole fraction HCl. Equilibri
    data are given below. Use the optimum feed locations for both gas feeds.
    Note: Use ratio units. If careful with units, the liquid units can be in mass and the gas units
    moles, which is effectively the form of the equilibrium data. Derive the operating equation
    external mass balances to determine where to include the molecular weight of HCl (36.46).
    Because HCl has a very large heat of absorption in water, the column will have to be well-c
    to maintain the temperature at 10C. Commercial units are not isothermal.
    a. Find the minimum water flow rate required.
    b. If L = 0.4 kg water/h, find the outlet liquid concentration, the number of stage
    (including a fractional number of stages) and the optimum feed location for gas
    grams HCL/g water
    0
    0.087
    0.1905
    0.316
    0.47
    0.563
    0.667
    0.786

    HCL partial pressure, mmHg


    0
    0.000583
    0.016
    0.43
    11.8
    56.4
    233
    840

    current staged laboratory


    1 is 1.0 kmol/h of total gas, and
    tal gas, and this gas is 5 mol%
    ole fraction HCl. Equilibrium

    n mass and the gas units in


    the operating equation and
    ar weight of HCl (36.46).
    mn will have to be well-cooled

    , the number of stages required


    feed location for gas feeds 1 and 2.

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